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JonnyCJ



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Theoretical question on EGR blanking/mapping out 3.6 TDV8

If someone hypothetically wanted to remove the EGR valves from their 3.6 would the best way to do it be blanking off, mapping out, or a combination of both.

I’d assume they were sensible enough to have known all about the implications of altering emissions etc for the MoT.

There’s a LOT of threads and it would be easy for someone to get a bit confused.

Asking for a mate (bit like the going to a disco in the 80’s Laughing ).

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karlos01



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blank the egr and have it coded so it hopefully won't throw up any falts

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peterjj



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Must be mapped out on the 3.6 ie can't only do a physical blank. So first find a good place that will do the reprogramming and ask what they recommend about the physical work to suit their ECU changes. (I've used Bell Auto Services but there are others) Pete
2008 L320 TDV8
2022 Hilux Rugged-X

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